Steer the Medway Queen down the river
Visit the MQPS website for a surprisingly realistic simulation of steering the famous paddle steamer from Rochester to Sheerness: http://www.medwayqueen.co.uk/index.php/medway-queen-paddle-power-game
Visit the MQPS website for a surprisingly realistic simulation of steering the famous paddle steamer from Rochester to Sheerness: http://www.medwayqueen.co.uk/index.php/medway-queen-paddle-power-game
Theft of fuel has been an issue of late around the county. Please make sure that tanks and portable cans are secure. Three boats at Bow Bridge Marina were subject to criminal damage, windows...
New promotional video http://www.youtube.com/embed/Y1vB6lRwj60
The Medway Swale Estuary Partnership, together with the Medway Valley Countryside Partnership, will be holding a FREE non-native plant & marine species workshop on Friday 8th March, 9.30am – 12pm, at the Innovation Centre. To...
Happy New Year and I hope while the snow is on the ground that everyone has their charts and pilot books out, planning and scheming for the summer. Here is the latest crime update...
Queenborough Harbour Trust has installed a portacabin on top of a container at Crundells Wharf to give a better view of their moorings than the old harbourmaster’s office in the creek. What next, will...
The iconic paddle steamer quietly departed under tow for her home port of Dartmouth. Reasons for the move…
Classic vessels / History/archaeology
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 15 December, 2012 · Last modified 16 December, 2012
Painstaking detective work has finally identified the 18th century ship found in pieces under the floor of the Wheelwrights’ Shop at the Chatham Historic Dockyard: Read more…
Motor cruising / Training / Yacht cruising
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 8 December, 2012 · Last modified 17 December, 2012
Clifford Mickleburgh writes “It’s crisp, fresh, a gentle breeze and blue skies as I motor gently down the River Medway and think that this is what boating is all about…” The Kent section of...
The RYA is opposing the Marine Navigation (No.2) Bill, which is currently going through Parliament. Through the Bill the Government is proposing to extend harbour authorities’ power to create criminal offences without making that...
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